During an exchange between Dr. Fauci and Sen. Paul in January, only one of many, as Katie has covered, the senator confronted the head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases over his tactics to silence other doctors who disagreed with him on the origin of the Wuhan coronavirus.
Following such an exchange, Sen. Paul sent a letter to Dr. Fauci with 11 questions.
"While Dr. Fauci has been MIA for the past few months, he still owes the American people answers. Following a Senate HELP Committee hearing in January, I submitted 11 'yes' or 'no' questions to the committee hearing record that aimed to get us closer to the truth about the origins of COVID-19 - we still haven't heard back," Sen. Paul said in a statement to Fox News Digital.
"Dr. Fauci can hide out for the next few months and ignore efforts to find the truth, but I can promise you, when Republicans retake the Senate and I'm chairman of a committee, he won't be able to ignore me and the American people any longer."
The current ranking member, Sen. Richard Burr, is retiring from Congress.
As I covered in January, Sen. Paul and his father, former Rep. Ron Paul discussed late last year during an episode of "The Liberty Report" potential future investigations into Fauci.
Though Dr. Fauci and Sen. Paul have had particularly memorable interactions, the senator isn't the only member of Congress that whom Fauci has been less than forthcoming with.
Thursday, March 31, 2022
Surprise, Surprise: Fauci is Stonewalling Congress
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